Old Glory Remains Symbol Of Liberty And Union
A reflection on the flag’s meaning as a unifying symbol of liberty and union for a nation, tethering past devotion to present patriotism and the enduring bond of citizens.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
7
A reflection on the flag’s meaning as a unifying symbol of liberty and union for a nation, tethering past devotion to present patriotism and the enduring bond of citizens.
A note from the Army and Navy Journal explains flag raising and lowering practices. It covers sunrise hoisting and sunset lowering at army posts, eight oclock morning starts at navy forts, and flag rules during church services, surrender signals, and battles.
The excerpt describes how ships must display lights and signals to avoid collision near other vessels, land, forts, lighthouses, or towns. It emphasizes proper visibility and the importance of signaling when passing or approaching coastal structures.
A patriotic piece extols the flag as a living symbol of Union Liberty and the Constitution. The author speaks of its voice in duty hope and guidance and honors patriots heroes and battles across land and sea. It emphasizes devotion to the Constitution and the laws above all.
The colors of the flag carry meaning white for purity red for valor blue for justice and the stripes and stars form the national symbol. The message reflects a view of patriotism and the historic recognition by our forefathers.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Mrs Hilda Fogg laments a failed romance with William the hack driver while houseguests play bridge. A blaze erupts from chimney bricks and a narrator climbs to the roof to inspect flames and aid the smoke-filled dining room.
In a humorous scene Hashimura Togo narrates a false fire alarm at the Fogg home. He drenches a overwhelmed chimbley with a wet blanket, causes a chaotic rescue, and ends up at a railroad station awaiting the morning train.
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